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Reactions of hydrated electron and alcohol radicals with halogenated aromatic compounds: A pulse radiolysis study
The bimolecular rate constants for the reaction of e-aq with chlorotoluenes, chloronitrobenzenes and chloronitrotoluenes have been determined from the decay of e-aq. With chlorotoluenes, e-aq reacts by dissociative electron capture without any transient absorption band in 270–500 nm region. In case of chloronitrobenzenes and chloronitrotoluenes, e-aq forms a transient band with λmax in 290–310 nm region without any Cl- formation. Hydroxyl alkyl radicals, derived from alcohols, do not seem to react with chlorotoluenes whereas a transient species with λmax=305–315 nm region are formed on addition of hydroxy alkyl radical to —NO2 group of chloronitrobenzenes.